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Ottawa urges restraint as tensions rise in the Middle East
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Canada has called for immediate de-escalation between Israel and Iran amid growing fears of a wider conflict in the Middle East. The appeal was made by Canada’s foreign affairs minister, who urged all parties involved to show restraint and seek diplomatic solutions.
In a statement, the minister expressed deep concern over recent developments that have heightened regional instability. “Canada is closely monitoring the situation and calls on all sides to avoid actions that could further escalate tensions,” the minister said.
The remarks come as global powers watch anxiously, with the risk of further violence threatening to destabilize the already fragile region. Canada emphasized its commitment to working with international partners to promote peace and stability.
Ottawa’s position reflects a broader push from several countries urging dialogue and caution in the face of mounting hostilities. The foreign affairs minister reiterated Canada’s support for diplomatic efforts aimed at preventing further violence and protecting civilians.
As tensions continue to rise, Canada’s call for calm adds to the growing international chorus seeking to defuse the crisis through peaceful means.